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We purchased TD1012 units from BrightSign, then added speaker system inside of them as they did not have built in audio in the original design, then added our fish tank and other videos and released them as nanoSign units.
Patents are only one means of protection, and only for certain types of technology. Copyrights also provide protection for intellectual property, and are used to protect software, which in many cases, cannot be patented. There are many rules to patents, and you cannot patent technology that has already been used in commercial situations. There is plenty of protection offered for software that does not require patents.
All of that said, we have several patents in the works, however none of them are required for our 4K solutions, and we, and our IP counsel, are confident that we have taken the necessary steps to protect our 4K solutions.
streaming, it even shows the url its streaming from on the videos.
This is testing folks, not final product or software. Please stop asking questions I'll just have them remove the video.
NanoTech doesn't release release interim financial statements.
No, the point was showing the unit running on an HD monitor using a wireless controller and reading off of an external storage device, nothing more.
We've previously posted videos of 4K streaming over wifi.
Please relax, the video that was posted simply shows the player being tested with basic controls. That test was running in 1080p mode to make sure that everything works at lower resolutions.
The NP-1 is a complete package supporting multiple displays including HD and Ultra HD 4K.
We've previously posted video of it playing games and videos in 4K and as more videos are made we'll post them too.
We do not offer any streaming service for it or the NP-C. Both devices are able to stream.
The NP-H1 does stream.
No they are new commercial units not the previous consumer design which was halted just before production. There is no "old" inventory to sell. There is no trade in of products. The NP-H1 will be replaced by the NP-C but is just as capable.
The NP-H1 is more powerful than the NP-1. It is also double the price.
Correct, we don't have squat, we have the world's first and only streaming 4K UlraHD players. The competition has squat. We have product, and so do a lot of our customers that are using our product for in-store demos, trade shows and commercial displays.
Actually it's the fifth step and only two steps to go.
We've recently invested in UltraHD Scanners being installed at 4K Studios. These scanners take a 35mm (we can do 16mm as well) film, and take multiple digitization of each frame of film at different light levels in Red, Green and Blue creating an HDR 4K image for frame of the film. At the same time, the audio track image from the film is scanned and put into a synchronized audio file. During scanning we run the film through the Kodak ICE film processing procedure which repairs many of the defects and scratches in the film. The resultant output is saved into an uncompressed Quicktime ProRes file. That file is then run through our proprietary process which compensates for the frame by frame deltas in textures, colors and lighting. Once the automated scan is completed, our editors then view the video scene by scene, applying Gamma and Lighting corrections. Any remaining scratches or defects are then repaired by hand.
The process is so good that we have taken films mastered in 4K by other studios and given them dramatic improvements by running them through our process. With the new facilities opening next week, I'm sure that there will be samples posted soon on the website showing examples of this process.
The NP-H1 is based on the Intel Haswell chipset. The NP-1 / NP-C is based on the nVidia Tegra 4 chip. They are completely different architectures. The Haswell has been available for quite a bit longer than the Tegra 4, and designs on it were started a year ago. The Tegra 4 work was started just a few months ago.
The commercial units are designed for embedded use and are configured with the NanoFlix Pro software and no other apps or software. The consumer units are configured with the NanoFlix consumer software, and many other apps.
You are correct that the NP-H1 does not have the same components as the NP-1, but you are incorrect about streaming.
The NP-H1 does in fact stream 4K. Many large companies have taken delivery of test units and it was used last week to debut the JVC 85" 4K TV and large screen 4K projector at the Cedia show.
The NP-H1 is much more expensive than the NP-1 but is shipping. The NP-C will replace the NP-H1 in many cases when released.
Call me a Fool :)
we are making far more from this event than any scrolling or click through ads could possibly make.
You are making several bad assumptions about the business that is being conducted around this event.
The commercial options are the following:
1) Redray Player $1299 - currently long delays in shipping
2) Build your own
3) NP-H1 $699 - shipping now
All of the customers that we have and are shipping this unit to are using it for trade shows to show off their 4K display products. We offer a service that builds a plug and play display loop of customer video that requires no input device and no user interaction.
I really don't know as I'm not involved in that event at all. I posted a copy of the step and repeat when it was sent to me, but that is about the extent of my knowledge of what we are doing there. Arthur has been dealing with this event and is the one in NY handling it. I haven't been involved in it at all. I heard the names a month ago, but didn't recognize them as I don't follow tennis. I know there were a few Polish players named, but I really didn't pay attention. I'm sure that info about the event will be publicized at some point during the week once the PR guys are ready to put info out there.
Since you are too lazy to do your own research here are a few links.
http://www.roku.com/channels/#!details/10096/adam-curry%27s-big-app-show
http://www.roku.com/channels/#!details/19101/on-the-mike
http://www.roku.com/channels/#!details/27498/vodwiz
http://www.nanosign.net/order.php pre-loaded scenes now available for the nanoSign. type in the code NTEK for a discount.
Perhaps you should some DD before spouting off nonsense and look at the posts where we discuss the fact that we are sponsoring some players and some VIP events. We never said we were sponsoring the event or advertising via any of the items that you posted. Best not to shout fire in the theater just because you are blowing smoke.
it would be safe to assume that nanoSign II will replace the current units when inventory runs out as sales far better than expected when picking up the worldwide inventory.
There was a planned reduction in shares and unplanned acquisitions going on in parallel. The net outstanding shares never got below 499m and that was the number reported by the company and what was given out in the press release. The company never stated the OS got below that. The TA reports the day by day certificate count which does not always include shares that the company had issued but the TA hasn't issued. Sometimes when the company issues shares it can take as long as a couple of months for all of the appropriate paperwork and legal opinions needed for the TA to actually print the cert.
When the reduction and acquisitions were announced the company didn't report the numbers separately but did state that there was a reduction and issuances with a net reduction to 499m. That was the lowest number reported by NanoTech because the issuances had been approved by the board and contracts signed. Any reports of OS lower than 499m were not by the company and if asked the above information would have been provided to explain the difference.
NanoTech always reports the true net shares taking into consideration any outstanding obligations so that the numbers reported give an accurate position of the entire business situation. If the day by day numbers of the TA are lower then it just means there is something in flux. What you will notice and is important is the TA never reports an OS higher.
it doesn't take into account shares that were issued to people during the most recent two acquisitions, the actual number never dipped below 499 once all issuances have finalized. Sometimes the lawyers can take weeks to complete the transactions, write the opinion letters thus allowing the TA to print the actual cert. The different is the company has authorized and issued the shares, but until the TA actually prints the certificate, they don't count the issuance, whereas the company counts it from the date of the board approval and instructions to issue.
It's no mystery. NanoTech has filed an amended articles of incorporation reducing the authorized shares to 740,000,000. That filing can take up to thirty days to propagate and make its way to various repositories of information. We have provided the TA with the amended articles and I'm sure at some point they will update their database to reflect the new lower number.
As to to misinformed claims of dilution there has been none. NanoTech has reported it's updated post reduction and post acquisition numbers that net out to just over 499 million shares. Again because of the complexity of the deals and getting all of the appropriate sign offs signatures and filings it may take a couple of weeks for everything to show up at other sources however the numbers posted on the NanoTech website and the OTC markets site is always the most current and accurate numbers.
NanoTech published the names of the key management in the PR about the acquisition. Feel free to do your own DD, i'm busy building the future of television. I've seen lots of posts on this forum discussing both Peters.
NanoTech is sponsoring several Tennis players and social events at the US Open through the acquisition of Magic Screen 3D who has been involved for a couple of years there. I posted a picture of the Step and Repeat banner on my Twitter account that is being used at several press and VIP events that features the NanoTech Media logo. We will be generating a lot of good publicity there.
At this point in the business, there is no affect on the company if people sit on the sidelines and don't invest. The company is no longer selling shares or raising capital. The business plan is being executed and with continued success and achievement of posted goals, the share price will follow.
you can't file with the SEC unless you have two years of audited financials. If you did any DD you would see this has been addressed at length many times. In order to get the audits cleared an investment of approximately $250,000 is required. It was a conscious decision by the board of directors that money was much better spent getting products to market and getting our revenues solid. NanoTech has been doing that and have started accumulating profits since June (see the most recent financials) The plan is to complete the audits and become fully reporting and uplist the company. It makes no sense to do that a piece at a time, but rather do it all at once strategically. Just because you have been burned by other companies on the Pink Sheets is no reflection on NanoTech.
The channel was released on Roku over a week ago.
That's simply because those games have not been released yet and are not due to be shipping until the fall. Once the games are released, they'll be featured by all of the distributors carrying the games including Electrocoin.
August 19th means nothing.
It was a reply to a question that someone had sent me about a date relelvant to my UltraCade battle, however it no longer is.
It has never had anything to do with NanoTech. Any speculation about the date was just that, speculation.
To be abundantly clear, August 19th has zero relevance or significance to NanoTech, and now it also has nothing to do with me either.
if you would read my message that I posted here you would see that the A31 processor was having problems before we went to manufacturing of the final product, and was compromising our ability to have a successful product. We were faced with the choice of trying to engineer a work around or find a better chip. While the few prototypes we had worked well, the production CPU has issues and did not perform to specifications.
It's TongFang GLobal Inc. one of the biggest OEM TV makers in the world.
http://www.tongfang-global.com/
how about several hundred links....
Check Seiki's Facebook Timeline
https://www.facebook.com/seikidigital?ref=stream&hc_location=timeline
Or ask Seiki's head of sales
Kent Noda, Sales Director of SEIKI Digital closed by saying, "We are excited to partner with NanoTech in the emerging 4K digital entertainment space. NanoTech is at the forefront of 4K UltraHD technology with a high level of technical and content delivery expertise. We look forward to being featured with NanoTech products and 4K content that will help showcase our 4K televisions to customers looking for the best possible digital entertainment experience."
or type "nanotech seiki" into google and find hundreds of results
https://www.google.com/search?q=nanotech+seiki&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a#q=nanotech+seiki&safe=off&client=firefox-a&hs=JDq&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&ei=CMb9UcBQgbCJAtKPgIAG&start=0&sa=N&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&bvm=bv.50165853,d.cGE&fp=709167fa7e8f6ff4&biw=1704&bih=966
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ask Microsoft why they are taking pre-orders for XBOX ONE that doesn't ship until November.....
We showed the previous version at the shareholders meeting in June and gave lots of hands on demonstrations of it.